Stopped horn high F# sounds as F natural
Hi! Quick bug report to note that when notating a stopped high F# on horn, it sounds as an F natural. Each of the two octaves below play the correct note. I've attached a sample showing the difference between an unstopped and stopped F#.
edit: I should mention the version. This is in: OS: Windows 11 Version 2009 or later, Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore Studio version (64-bit): 4.5.2-251141402, revision: ac9d3bc
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I don't know what you exactly wanted to do. It's due to the "+" (Articulations palette) which produces an effect: Muted (closed).
Remove it, except if it's your goal?
EDIT: this pitch difference only occurs with Muse Brass. It's probably an issue (at least it's unexpected).
In reply to JI don't know what you… by cadiz1
I was just looking to use the stopped high F# and noticed the pitch different than expected. I've been using MuseScore a lot to write music for one of my software projects, and have use the stopped/muted articulation in various places for changing the texture of the horn. I'm pretty sure this is a bug - I'd expect to be able to play any note in the horn's normal range stopped.
In reply to I was just looking to use… by jcd748
The support is here: https://support.musehub.com/hc/en-gb/requests/new
EDIT:I see this: https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues/14191
In reply to The support is here: https:/… by cadiz1
I've created a request. Thanks. The GH issue doesn't seem to be what I'm dealing with, though. Stopped/muted notes do trigger for me, it's just this one note that seems off.